Carex testacea Orange Sedge Flowers in Winter making it an excellent choice

making it an excellent choice for covering buildings and garden structures without causing damage

It is relatively cold-hardy compared to other citrus species but should be protected from frost

Tropical Appearance

Can also tolerate boggy soils

While it produces inconspicuous tiny pale yellow-green or white flowers in early summer

Carex testacea Orange Sedge Flowers in Winter making it an excellent choiceCommon Name: Orange New Zealand Sedge Description: Carex testacea, commonly known as Orange New Zealand Sedge, is an evergreen, tufted perennial sedge native to New Zealand. It forms dense, arching mounds of fine, grass like foliage that transitions from pale olive green in the warmer months to vibrant coppery orange hues during cooler seasons, especially when exposed to full sun. Inconspicuous brown flower spikes emerge in early summer, with stems